Sentence examples for benign point from inspiring English sources

"At the moment, we're actually at a relatively benign point of the economy.

Then, instead of stopping at that safe and fairly benign point, he added, "I can probably say they have a bit of sex appeal".

This may at first seem a benign point to make but, I wonder, does it do more harm than good?

If you took a more benign point of view, you could say that the messaging market already has leading contenders in Europe, North America, China, Japan and South Korea through companies like WhatsApp, KakaoTalk, WeChat, Facebook Messenger and Line.

Idiopathic intussusceptions and invaginations with benign lead points are more common in the small bowel, while intussusceptions with malignant lead points (e.g. adenocarcinoma, lymphoma) are more common in the colon [17, 18, 19].

It describes New York City locations mentioned in the episode and, in doing so, gives away only the most benign plot points, like the location of the main characters' new office.

The research analyses the potential losses to central banks under three possible scenarios, from a relatively benign one percentage point rise in interest rates, to a much more dramatic six percentage point increase in short-term borrowing costs.

It's the absolute lack of diva-ish attributes which makes her seem benign to the point of blandness.

In this article, we review the state of art of stenting in the benign setting and point toward future avenues in the management of this challenging clinical scenario.

"And cows are relatively benign crappers," Roberts points out; hogs — mass-produced to meet the demand for bacon on everything — are more prolific.

Using this multifactorial evaluation protocol, the overall maximum score achievable is 8: a total score lower than 3 points indicated benign lesions, whereas a total score higher than 4 points indicated malignant lesions.